Early childhood education often focuses on learning through play, based on the research and philosophy of Jean Piaget, which posits that play meets the physical, intellectual, language, emotional and social needs (PILES) of children. Children's curiosity and imagination naturally evoke learning when unfettered. Learning through play will allow a child to develop cognitively.[8] Thus, children learn more efficiently and gain more knowledge through activities such as dramatic play, art, and social games.[9]
Tassoni suggests that "some play opportunities will develop specific individual areas of development, but many will develop several areas."[10] Thus, It is important that practitioners promote children’s development through play by using various types of play on a daily basis. Allowing children to help get snacks ready helps develop math skills (one-to-one ratio, patterns, etc.), leadership, and communication.[11] Key guidelines for creating a play-based learning environment include providing a safe space, correct supervision, and culturally aware, trained teachers who are knowledgeable about the Early Years Foundation.
Davy states that the British Children's Act of 1989 links to play-work as the act works with play workers and sets the standards for the setting such as security, quality and staff ratios.[12] Learning through play has been seen regularly in practice as the most versatile way a child can learn. Margaret McMillan (1860-1931) suggested that children should be given free school meals, fruit and milk, and plenty of exercise to keep them physically and emotionally healthy. Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) believed that play time allows children to talk, socially interact, use their imagination and intellectual skills. Marie Montessori (1870-1952) believed that children learn through movement and their senses and after doing an activity using their senses.
In a more contemporary approach, organizations such as the National Association of the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) promote child-guided learning experiences, individualized learning, and developmentally appropriate learning as tenets of early childhood education.[13]
Many oppose the theory of learning through play because they think children are not gaining new knowledge. In reality, play is the first way children learn to make sense of the world at a young age.
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20 February 2017
With initial funding, the Feed Nikhil Society was able to buy one of the few delicacies to be fed to the ever hungry Nikhil. To everyones delight he was jumping around somersaulting.
20 February 2017
With initial funding, the Feed Nikhil Society was able to buy one of the few delicacies to be fed to the ever hungry Nikhil. To everyones delight he was jumping around somersaulting.
20 February 2017
With initial funding, the Feed Nikhil Society was able to buy one of the few delicacies to be fed to the ever hungry Nikhil. To everyones delight he was jumping around somersaulting.
20 February 2017
With initial funding, the Feed Nikhil Society was able to buy one of the few delicacies to be fed to the ever hungry Nikhil. To everyones delight he was jumping around somersaulting.
20 February 2017
With initial funding, the Feed Nikhil Society was able to buy one of the few delicacies to be fed to the ever hungry Nikhil. To everyones delight he was jumping around somersaulting.
20 February 2017
With initial funding, the Feed Nikhil Society was able to buy one of the few delicacies to be fed to the ever hungry Nikhil. To everyones delight he was jumping around somersaulting.
20 February 2017
With initial funding, the Feed Nikhil Society was able to buy one of the few delicacies to be fed to the ever hungry Nikhil. To everyones delight he was jumping around somersaulting.
20 February 2017
With initial funding, the Feed Nikhil Society was able to buy one of the few delicacies to be fed to the ever hungry Nikhil. To everyones delight he was jumping around somersaulting.
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Nirogdham Manav Kalyan (NIRMAN) society is a trusted name in the field of Child Development and Childhood Disability.
It is a group of professionals and parents working with children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Neuromuscular Diseases.
It is the only Pediatric Habilitation Centre in Bhiwani (Haryana) which works exclusively for High Risks Infants, Children with Brain Injury, Delayed Milestones and Developmental Disabilities.
The specialized developmental pediatric clinic works as out patient department and provides holistic pediatric therapy.
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ArchivesSpace is licensed under the Educational Community License v2.
cd archivesspace-dev
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
/vagrant/aspace-setup.bash
Here’s an example of what I would type on my Mac in a Terminal window for the whole process
git clone https://github.com/rsdoiel/archivesspace-api-workshop
cd archivesspace-api-workshop/archivesspace-dev
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
# At this point I've SSH'd to the vagrante virtual machine instance
/vagrant/aspace-setup.sh
# This take a little while to run, there are some prompts to answer
# When complete we'll switch the archivesspace user and start archivesspace
sudo /archivesspace/v1.5.0/archivesspace/archivesspace.sh
# You can press Ctrl-C to stop ArchivesSpace running
Initially ArchivesSpace is configured but lacking data isn’t terribly interesting. Use your new Python skills to create a repository and add some content.


Kogi West: let's finish race with wider margin, Adeyemi urge party members
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseJames Azania, Lokoja
Senator Smart Adeyemi of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has urged party members not to over relax, but give their all to win next Saturday’s Kogi West supplementary poll.
The APC candidate is already leading his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) opponent and current member representing the district at the National Assembly, Senator Dino Melaye, with over 20, O00 votes in the last Saturday Appeal Court ordered rerun.
Adeyemi spoke Friday, in Lokoja, on the sideline of INEC’s pronouncement of the date of the exercise.
He said that despite having a comfortable lead, the party must not give in to overconfidence, but should rather double its efforts.
According to him, “We as party members must mobilize and fight like never before, for the remaining votes. We must commence house to house move and telephone contact of the 30,000 PVC holders.
“We must not look at the supplementary election with a view that our opponent is politically paralyzed by now. We must work towards capturing at least 90 percent of the vote.
“Our aim is to get 30,000 out of the 31,000 PVC holders of the 40,000 registered voters in the affected areas; whether our opponents are ready or not is secondary.”
He commended party members for their support and solidarity, particularly in the last Saturday outing, and called on them to finish the race with wider margin.
Read Also; INEC fixes November 30 for Adeyemi, Melaye battle
“I sincerely thank you for your support and solidarity in the last Saturday outing, my full address will be after the rerun election is concluded.
“But for now, let us resume with more vigour and determination in our efforts towards the November 30 supplementary election. Let us go from house to house to mobilize people out for the exercise. We must give the election our all,” he said.
INEC had last Sunday declared the Kogi West rerun inconclusive.
The supplementary is to be conducted in 53 polling units.
According to the INEC data, 48,101 are the registered voters in the affected areas, out of which 30,730 have collected their PVC.
Adeyemi (APC) has already polled 80,118, while Melaye (PDP) scored 59,548 giving a margin of 20,670.


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The Controlled Contentious and Malicious patterns (COCOMA) framework aims to provide experimenters the ability to create specific contentious and malicious payloads and workloads in a controlled fashion. The experimenter is able to use pre-defined common distributions or specify new payloads and workloads. In the table below we present the terminology introduced by COCOMA.
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| Emulation | Process that imitates a specific behaviour specified in the emulation type, over a resource type, using one or more distributions during the emulation lifetime |
| Emulation type | An emulation can be of the following types:
|
| Resource type | A resource can be of the following types:
|
| Emulator | Specific mechanism/tool that is used to create an emulation type. For example load generators, stress generators, fault generators and malicious payload creation. |
| Distribution | In the case of contention, it is a discrete function of a specific resource type over a specific time within the emulation lifetime. The distribution time is divided into multiple timeslots (t0, .. , tn) based on the distribution granularity. A distribution is broken down into multiple runs each one injecting a different load level per time slot depending on the discrete function of the distribution. In the case of malicious, it is a straight mapping to the emulator |
| Distribution granularity | Number of runs for the distribution |
| Emulation lifetime | Duration of the emulation |
| Run | Basic emulator instantiation |
When a user defines an emulation, he needs to specify pairs of distribution-emulator. When specifying an emulator it is bound to a specific resource type. For more complex scenarios users can specify multiple pairs which can also overlap from the time point of view.
COCOMA is provided within a BonFIRE VM, which is interfaced with the BonFIRE aggregator as shown in the figure below:
The different functions provided by the COCOMA components and their interactions are explained below:
- ccmsh: this is the command line interface (CLI) to interact with COCOMA. Users can specify an emulation in an XML file, which is interpreted by the XMLParser component. Also, the CLI allows to check and control the current running emulations (list, delete, etc.) by interacting directly with the DB
- REST API: COCOMA provides also a REST API to interact with the framework programmatically
- XMLParser: it checks xml correct format and return interpreted values to create an emulation. It is used by both CLI and API
- emulationManager: the emulationManager receives input from the ccmsh or the REST API to create/query/delete an emulation
- distributionManager: the distributionManager receives input from the emulationManager to load the distribution(s) and apply the relative algorithm in the distribution(s). It basically calculates how many runs (individual basic emulator instances) are needed, and the parameters values of each run. These are then passed to the scheduler
- scheduler: it creates the runs using the values obtained from the distributionManager at due time
- DB: it holds information about running emulations, registered emulators, distributions and some configurations
- Logger: it creates 2 different log files, one with all events relative to the runs created and the other one with the resource usage
COCOMA is designed to work with different emulators. To add a new emulator a user needs to install the new emulator where COCOMA is installed, create a python wrapper for the specific parameters of the emulator and place this wrapper into the emulators COCOMA directory. A similar approach is for distributions. Users can specify their desired discrete functions in a python file and place it in the distributions directory. Emulators and distributions that are in the those directories are automatically available to be used. In the next sections we provide details of how to create both emulators and distributions.
COCOMA code structure is shown below:
/bin
/data
/distributions
/doc
/emulators
/logs
/rb-examples
/scripts
/tests
/unitTest
__init__.py
LICENSE
NEWS
NOTICE
README
The bin directory contains the main components presented in the COCOMA design and components interactions figure. It also contains 3 more files
- Job.py: used to create and manage the scheduler jobs
- Library.py: contains the common functions used by various components
- Logger.py: implements the logging mechanisms
The webUI files are also contained within the bin directory, specifically in a subdirectory called webcontent.
The data folder contains the SQLite database file. The distributions directory contains the distributions currently available, while the emulators wrappers are in the emulators folder. In the rb-examples there are restufully examples to create emulations using the COCOMA API. In the scripts directory there is the rec_res_usage script that can be used to record a real trace from a system and replayed in COCOMA. Example xml tests are in the tests directory, while the automated tests are in the unitTest folder.
COCOMA is implemented in python, while the webUI in Javascripts, therefore there is no need for building anything. On the other hand a deb package has been created to install the software along with some of the dependencies. A building script is provided along with the debian files (control, postinst and postrm). The script uses 4 specific commands in order:
- sdist: this is used by python python setup.py sdist to create a python source distribution as tar.gz file format [3]. In order to use the command, a setup.py is provided as well [4]. To use the setuptools in the setup.py, a distribute_setup.py is also needed. This is provided too
- py2dsc: this generates a debian source package from a Python package [5]
- dch: this adds a new revision at the top of the Debian changelog file [6]
- debuild: this buils the debian package [7]
The building script pulls the cocoma source code from the github repository [8]. It takes as argument the version of the debian package that one wants to built such as:
./build_cocoma-deb 1.7.4
The building script, along the other needed python scripts (setup.py, distribute_setup.py) and the directory structure needed can be found in the BonFIRE svn repository [12]. Once the directory is checked out, the script can be run from that directory and the deb package will be created in the dist/deb_dist folder.
In order for COCOMA to work as required, a number of dependencies and tools are needed. Dependecies are:
python version is v2.7x. Version v3.x hasn’t been tested. python-support and python-dev are also needed
- python modules used by the componenents to implement various functionalities
- bottle: is a fast, simple and lightweight WSGI micro web-framework. Latest tested version is v0.11.6
- psutil: is a module providing an interface for retrieving information on all running processes and system utilization (CPU, memory, disks, network). Latest tested version is v1.0.1
- pyro4: it is a library that enables you to build applications in which objects can talk to eachother over the network. Working tested version is v4.20 is required. Later versions give serialization problems for the scheduler. This is a known issue by the pyro developers. If fixed, later versions should work
- apscheduler: is a light but powerful in-process task scheduler that lets you schedule functions (or any other python callables) to be executed at times of your choosing. Latest tested version is v2.1.1
- pika: is a pure-Python implementation of the AMQP 0-9-1 protocol. Latest tested version is v0.9.13
- PyUnit: Python language version of unit testing framework JUnit. Latest tested version is v1.4.1
- requests: it is a HTTP library. Latest tested version is v2.0.0
- numpy: is a general-purpose array-processing package designed to efficiently manipulate large multi-dimensional arrays of arbitrary records. Latest tested version is v1.7.1
pip: A tool for installing and managing Python packages
As tools, COCOMA uses some as emulators, such as stressapptest [9], lookbusy [10], backfuzz [1] [2], iperf [11]. Other used tools are for installation, such as curl, bc, unzip, gcc, g++, make.
Footnotes
| [1] | https://github.com/localh0t/backfuzz |
| [2] | http://www.darknet.org.uk/2012/03/backfuzz-multi-protocol-fuzzing-toolkit-supports-httpftpimap-etc/ |
| [3] | http://docs.python.org/distutils/sourcedist.html |
| [4] | http://docs.python.org/2/distutils/setupscript.html |
| [5] | https://pypi.python.org/pypi/stdeb |
| [6] | http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/update.en.html |
| [7] | http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/build.en.html |
| [8] | https://github.com/cragusa/cocoma |
| [9] | https://code.google.com/p/stressapptest/ |
| [10] | http://devin.com/lookbusy/ |
| [11] | https://code.google.com/p/iperf/ |
| [12] | https://scm.gforge.inria.fr/svn/bonfire-dev/cocoma/build-deb/ |


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icon-adjust
icon-tint
icon-edit
icon-share
icon-check
icon-move
icon-step-backward
icon-fast-backward
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icon-comments-alt
icon-copy
icon-credit-card
icon-cut
icon-dashboard
icon-envelope-alt
icon-facebook
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icon-fullscreen
icon-github
icon-globe
icon-google-plus-sign
icon-google-plus
icon-group
icon-hand-down
icon-hand-left
icon-hand-right
icon-building
icon-hospital
icon-ambulance
icon-medkit
icon-h-sign
icon-plus-sign-alt
icon-spinner
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icon-angle-right
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icon-stop
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icon-fast-forward
icon-step-forward
icon-eject
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icon-chevron-right
icon-plus-sign
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icon-remove-sign
icon-ok-sign
icon-question-sign
icon-info-sign
icon-screenshot
icon-remove-circle
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icon-arrow-left
icon-arrow-right
icon-arrow-up
icon-arrow-down
icon-share-alt
icon-resize-full
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icon-plus
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icon-asterisk
icon-exclamation-sign
icon-gift
icon-leaf
icon-fire
icon-eye-open
icon-hand-up
icon-hdd
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icon-list-ol
icon-list-ul
icon-magic
icon-money
icon-paper-clip
icon-paste
icon-phone-sign
icon-phone
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icon-pinterest
icon-reorder
icon-rss
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icon-angle-up
icon-angle-down
icon-double-angle-left
icon-double-angle-right
icon-double-angle-up
icon-double-angle-down
icon-circle-blank
icon-circle
icon-desktop
icon-eye-close
icon-warning-sign
icon-plane
icon-calendar
icon-random
icon-comment
icon-magnet
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icon-chevron-down
icon-retweet
icon-shopping-cart
icon-folder-close
icon-folder-open
icon-resize-vertical
icon-resize-horizontal
icon-bar-chart
icon-twitter-sign
icon-facebook-sign
icon-camera-retro
icon-key
icon-cogs
icon-comments
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icon-thumbs-down
icon-star-half
icon-heart-empty
icon-signout
icon-linkedin-sign
icon-pushpin
icon-external-link
icon-signin
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icon-upload-alt
icon-lemon
icon-save
icon-sign-blank
icon-sitemap
icon-sort-down
icon-sort-up
icon-sort
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icon-table
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icon-twitter
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icon-underline
icon-undo
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icon-wrench
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icon-laptop
icon-tablet
icon-mobile-phone
icon-quote-left
icon-quote-right
icon-reply
icon-github-alt
icon-folder-close-alt
icon-folder-open-alt
8 predefined sizes just using an additional class
icon-8
class
icon-12
class
icon-16
class
icon-20
class
icon-24
class
icon-32
class
icon-48
class
icon-64
class


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Information can include: social security numbers, employment information, account balances in financial institutions, credit history and other pertinent items of information in connection with your initial and ongoing relationship with CFA. This information is solely for CFA’s use. As such, it is not CFA’s corporate policy to share, by any means, this information with any individual or private or governmental entity not having the proper legal authority. Notwithstanding, the sharing of this information will only be initiated by formal notice from you, a CFA customer.
To protect your personal and company information from unauthorized access and use, CFA uses security measures that comply with Federal law. These measures include extensive computer safeguards, secured files and physical facilities designed to preclude unauthorized access.
For additional information regarding the privacy of your information, you can contact CFA at:
713-123-1234